Open f-laino opened 11 months ago
You have to do the requests manually, than they support the custom fields. This client is a :hankey: -show when it comes to custom fields... Do it manually or you are :hankey: out of luck... :man_facepalming:
The custom fields are contained in response from PD API but they are ignored by object serialization.
Quickfix: in ObjectSerializer.php add the following line to "deserialize" function before $instance is returned.
$instance->raw = $data;
This will add full response data to the built object.
@SeoFuchs - Thanks for your reply, but I'm using the client within a laravel-project, so all external dependencies (like this client) are handled by composer. Every change I do in there will be overwritten by the next update. So far I refered to send manual Requests when needed but your fix should be implemented by default.
@Husky110 Thats right, everything will be overwritten in vendor directory. But you could either integrate the package in your project to keep changes save or extend the ObjectSerializer class ;-) Anyway, I am with you, it should be implemented by default...
@SeoFuchs - "But you could either integrate the package in your project to keep changes save or extend the ObjectSerializer class ;-)" -> nice! And whenever Pipedrives updates it's API I have to manually update aswell... GG!
Hey, thank you for noticing and reporting. The fix should definitely be done on our side in our SDK generator, we'll have a task for that 👍
In the original post the DealsApi was specifically mentioned, however, as this is due to the ObjectSerializer class ignoring extra fields, this is for any API that allows for custom fields. We're running into this same issue with the organizations.
For anyone coming across this I've just hit this issue and have started a work around. If you extend the DealsApi you get access to the client and request factories so you can just rewrite getDeal to skip the broken serializer.
namespace App\Services\Pipedrive;
class DealsApi extends \Pipedrive\Api\DealsApi
{
public function getDeal($id) {
$request = $this->getDealRequest($id);
$options = $this->createHttpClientOption();
$response = $this->client->send($request, $options);
$stream = $response->getBody();
$content = $stream->getContents();
return json_decode($content);
}
}
This method is incomplete because you need to add the different error and oauth handling but in my simple happy path test I have access to all the custom fields.
Have a look at https://github.com/pipedrive/client-php/blob/master/lib/Api/DealsApi.php#L3197 to see what error handling needs to be added.
Hopefully this is fixed soon so these workarounds aren't needed.
Hi everyone,
Released a new version that includes a new getRawData
methods in models.
It provides access to full API response, including the properties which are not available in openapi generated models. Basic usage:
$dealsApiInstance = new DealsApi(...);
$deal = $dealsApiInstance->getDeal($id);
// get deal title
$title = $deal->getData()->getTitle();
or
$title = $deal->getRawData()->title;
// get custom field
$customField = $deal->getRawData()->{$customFieldKey};
Feel free to reach us in case of any questions.
Hello @bashmach, thanks for the update. I'm trying to send custom fields with addPerson
like this:
$apiInstance = new PersonsApi(...);
$newPerson = new NewPerson($data);
$newPerson->setRawData(json_decode(json_encode(['data' => $customFields]), false));
$apiInstance->addPerson($newPerson);
If I use $newPerson->getRawData()
I see an array of my custom fields. But they are not pushed to Pipedrive.
Am I doing something wrong or there is no way to send custom fields via this package?
Hey, @apavliukov! Sending custom fields can be done as follows.
$apiInstance = new PersonsApi(...);
$personData = [ 'name' => 'John Custom', '4c60861d5eed1ed8959a5d6c258808d524c12345' => 'this is my existing custom field' // the key is your existing custom field key ];
$apiInstance->addPerson($personData);
* If you want to create a new custom field along with the new person:
$personsApi = new PersonsApi(...); $personFieldsApi = new PersonFieldsApi(...);
$newCustomField = $personFieldsApi->addPersonField([ 'name' => 'my new custom field', 'field_type' => 'varchar', ]); $customFieldKey = $newCustomField->getData()->getKey();
$personData = [ 'name' => 'John Custom', $customFieldKey => 'new custom field value' ];
$personsApi->addPerson($personData);
I will close the issue for now. Please reach out and feel free to reopen the issue in case this example doesn't work for you.
Hi,
I have been tearing my hair out trying to get this to work but every custom field I am trying to add data to is being ignored.
This is the array:
$new_person_data = array(
"name" => $firstname . " " . $lastname,
"email" => array(
"value" => $email,
"primary"=> "true",
"label"=> "Büro"
),
"phone" => array(
"value" => $phone,
"primary"=> "true",
"label"=> "Büro"
),
"owner_id" => $owner_id,
"visible_to" => $visible_to,
"job_title" => $function,
"org_id" => $org_id,
"43089c755de56ecdd1cf926da152dfa0ff813ff1" => "141"
);
I can't see what I'm doing wrong? And strangely enough, "job_title" won't update either, even though it's not a custom field.
Hey, @chromadesign!
That's an interesting case as I'm currently having the "works-on-my-machine" moment. Let's try to figure this out.
Based on your example I'm trying something like this and I'm able to add a new person:
$apiInstance = new PersonsApi(...);
$firstname = 'John';
$lastname = 'Doe Updated';
$email = 'test@example.com';
$phone = '123456789';
$owner_id = 1;
$visible_to = 3;
$function = 'CTO';
$org_id = 3;
$new_person_data = array(
"name" => $firstname . " " . $lastname,
"email" => array(
"value" => $email,
"primary"=> "true",
"label"=> "Büro"
),
"phone" => array(
"value" => $phone,
"primary"=> "true",
"label"=> "Büro"
),
"owner_id" => $owner_id,
"visible_to" => $visible_to,
"job_title" => $function,
"org_id" => $org_id,
"c1183f8e1bd7897ce51b4a0ba90549a2c27bf520" => "73"
);
$apiInstance->addPerson($new_person_data);
Thanks for the quick feedback! I use version 7.1. The only difference in my code is that I used the example code provided in the docs to add the person to Pipedrive (https://github.com/pipedrive/client-php/blob/master/docs/Api/PersonsApi.md#addperson), e.g.
$apiInstancePerson = new Pipedrive\Api\PersonsApi(
new GuzzleHttp\Client(),
$config
);
$new_person = new \Pipedrive\Model\NewPerson($new_person_data);
$add_person = $apiInstancePerson->addPerson($new_person);
Yes, I refreshed the page and tried several times with different test persons.
I am trying to add a person (which means adding all data including job title and custom field) or update an existing person with just the custom field. Every field except job_title and the custom field get added without an issue. When I add the data via Curl or in Postman, it works fine. I even tried a workaround of adding only the data that I know gets added and then updating the two missing fields via Curl. This also works.
Aha, ok, with your example, I'm able to reproduce the issue.
It looks like the problem is with the NewPerson
model. It lists only the fields that are documented in our API reference and the generator generates only those fields for the model. And while creating a new person as the docs suggest, every other field gets missed.
Currently, I think the best solution here is to skip the step of creating a NewPerson
and send the data straight to the addPerson
function as done in my example above.
I will reopen this issue and investigate more from our side whether we can somehow make this NewPerson
model work properly with every field, or another option - update the code examples so that they would reflect the working solution.
Yes, that was it! Thanks so much, I got it working with out the model.
https://github.com/pipedrive/client-php/blob/master/docs/Api/DealsApi.md#adddeal
but there is no way to do it, isn't it?